If I could give this Urgent Care negative stars, they would have 5 of them. Receptionists are incredibly rude and very unprofessional. The MA that roomed us, didn't bother to introduce herself, and was getting snappy with me. She left the door wide open for me to close behind her, while my father-in-law who is out of breath is looking for a place to sit with his walker. Horrible bedside manner. I'm my father-law's full time care taker, he is a Vietnam veteran and I myself am a veteran of the U.S. Navy that was a former Hospital Corpsman. I have 17 years experience in the health care field and use to work as a medical assistant, surgical technologist, urology technician and was an Office Manager of a top rated Urgent Care in Southern California. Dr. Gupta gets five stars, very nice, professional, and wonderful bedside manner. He had 4 prescription he was supposed to have sent to the pharmacy and only two were sent. His antibiotic and his steroid. He was supposed to also get an inhaler with a steroid in it and a nebulizer treatment. The pharmacy didn't carry the neb treatment, but the he still needed the inhaler because he has bronchitis that could turn into pneumonia! I called the Urgent Care back to let them know we still needed the inhaler and that it wasn't sent. She said she would check with the doctor to see what she would like to do. I asked her if she would call me back, she said she would. That call was made at 12:54 pm, I had to call back an hour and a half later 2:25pm. I was in the middle of talking and was hung up on, I called back was placed on hold immediately without being told I was being put on hold by the same person. The second person was Lisa who answers and proceeds to tell me about the neb treatment not being available at CVS that she called, but never called me!!! It takes 30 seconds to tell the doctor in between patients to send the prescription to CVS. She refused to give me the name of the first medical assistant who hung up in my face. She put me on hold for what may have been 30 -45 seconds and tells me the doctor sent the prescription over. My father-in-law is having trouble breathing and they seem to think it's okay to not return calls and hang up on patients. I will be speaking with the OM come Monday morning. This is neglect and I'm sure what ever institution issued their licenses will be interested to know this is how they treat their patients. It costs nothing to be polite. I don't care what you have going on in your life, if you have to deal with sick people, leave your nasty attitude at home. read more